Access restricted packages (using myAnalog login)

Some components in CodeFusion Studio are distributed as restricted packages. These packages are available through managed package remotes, and may require you to authenticate with your myAnalog account before they can be installed.

After you log in, CodeFusion Studio configures the managed remotes automatically.

Note

If you use cfsutil for automation or CI/CD workflows, you can authenticate using an API key instead of an interactive myAnalog login. Set the CFS_API_KEY environment variable to your key value before running a command. See API key authentication for details.

Note

Access to some packages is restricted to authorized users. If you believe you should have access but cannot see the required packages, contact your account representative.

Login to myAnalog

Before you access restricted packages, you must first log in to myAnalog.

Tip

If you've logged in before, you can check your login status with:

• Command Palette: (CFS) myAnalog Status
• CLI: cfsutil myanalog status

Option 1: From the Command Palette

1. Open the Command Palette from the Manage gear icon or using the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS).
2. Type (CFS) myAnalog Login and press Enter, or select it from the list.

3. Click Open to launch the browser. If the browser does not open, use the Copy button to copy the link and paste it in your browser.

   

4. On the myAnalog login page, use the sign-in method associated with your account:

   • Email and password: Enter your registered email address and password, then select Log in. If you don’t have a myAnalog account, register at analog.com/myAnalog.
   • Google Account: Select Google Account, then sign in with your Google credentials.
   • LinkedIn Account: Select LinkedIn Account, then sign in with your LinkedIn credentials.
   • Analog Devices Account: If you are an Analog Devices employee or contractor on a managed device, select Analog Devices Account, then sign in with your Analog Devices credentials.

   

5. When the Sign-in Successful page appears, close the browser and return to VS Code.

6. A VS Code notification confirms you are logged in.

   

Option 2: From the command line cfsutil

To access cfsutil, open a new terminal (View > Terminal or Ctrl+`).

Note

If you want to run cfsutil from a system terminal outside VS Code, refer to the note in the Optional: add a custom package remote section below for the executable path to use on your platform.

Complete the following steps:

1. In the terminal panel, click the dropdown arrow next to the + icon.
2. Select CFS Terminal from the list.

3. Authenticate using your myAnalog account. A browser opens automatically.

   cfsutil myanalog login
   

4. On the myAnalog login page, use the sign-in method associated with your account:

   • Email and password: Enter your registered email address and password, then select Log in. If you don’t have a myAnalog account, register at analog.com/myAnalog.
   • Google Account: Select Google Account, then sign in with your Google credentials.
   • LinkedIn Account: Select LinkedIn Account, then sign in with your LinkedIn credentials.
   • Analog Devices Account: If you are an Analog Devices employee or contractor on a managed device, select Analog Devices Account, then sign in with your Analog Devices credentials.

   If the browser does not open, copy the authentication link from the terminal and paste it into your browser manually.

5. When the Sign-in Successful page appears, close the browser and return to VS Code.

Important

For session-expiration and reauthentication guidance, see Restricted packages not appearing.

Optional: add a custom package remote

You only need this section if your organization provides an additional custom package server.

Option 1: Add a custom remote from the Command Palette

1. Open the Command Palette from the Manage gear icon or use the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS).
2. Type (CFS) Add Custom Package Remote and press Enter, or select it from the list.
3. Enter the remote name and URL.

4. Select the authentication method for that custom remote.

   

   Important

   To cancel or restart this process, press Escape.

Option 2: Add a custom remote from the command line cfsutil

1. In the terminal panel, click the dropdown arrow next to the + icon.
2. Select CFS Terminal from the list.

3. Run the following command to add the custom remote:

   cfsutil pkg add-remote <remote-name> <url>
   

   Example

   cfsutil pkg add-remote myserver https://my.server.url
   

4. Configure authentication for the custom remote:

   cfsutil pkg auth-remote <remote-name> --user <username>
   

   Example

   cfsutil pkg auth-remote myserver --user USERNAME
   

   You will be prompted to enter the password.

   Note

   To use no authentication for a custom remote, run cfsutil pkg auth-remote <remote-name> --none.

Note

To run cfsutil from a system terminal outside VS Code, run the following executable:

• Windows: <CFS-Install>/Utils/cfsutil/bin/cfsutil.cmd.
• Linux/macOS: <CFS-Install>/Utils/cfsutil/bin/cfsutil.

Important

Your myAnalog login session may expire after a period of inactivity. If this happens, you will need to reauthenticate to access restricted packages. For more details, see Restricted packages not appearing.

Verify your setup

After login, verify that managed remotes are configured correctly.

Run the following command in the CFS Terminal:

cfsutil pkg list-remotes

Next steps

Now that you are logged in, you can proceed to install packages in CodeFusion Studio. Choose your preferred method below:

• To install packages from the Command Palette, see Manage packages from VS Code Command Palette.
• To install packages using the command line, see Manage packages from the command line (cfsutil).